Sentence examples for rate leaps from inspiring English sources

When the same patrols use dogs, he added, the success rate leaps to eighty per cent: "Dogs are the best detectors".

At the same time, their heart rate leaps, and they break into a sweat – physiological reactions that you don't see when people take a sham version of the experiment.

When you apply a broader and more reasonable definition of unemployment, including people who have given up looking for a job or are underemployed, the rate leaps to 16.1%, or more than 25 million adults out of a total of 156 million willing to work.

For women 45 to 54, the rate leapt 31percentt.

Russia's annual inflation rate leapt to 67.6% in September.

The exchange rate leapt to four pesos to one dollar, then settled at three-to-one.

Over the next two years, the city's violent crime rate leapt by double digits.

Before that, annual growth was 0.9%; after it, the rate leapt to 4.3%.Growth alone does not guarantee less poverty.

During his first year in office, the poverty rate leapt by 1.8%to15%5% – the steepest annual increase since records began.

Yet the unemployment rate leapt from an already high 8.9percentt, reinforcing fears it would reach double digits.

The unemployment rate leaped to 4.9percentt, a four-year high, and statistics on hours worked indicated that weakness is spreading.